Lelya, Handcrafted Wood Sculpture for Spring and Beauty

Lelya Statue Description 

Lelya is the goddess of spring, youth, beauty, symbolizing the power of renewal in Nature and the fertility of Mother Earth, handmade  wood carving , wood sculpture from ecological material.

Lelya Statue Characteristics 

• Material: ecological ash tree. 
• Coating: varnish.
• Height 8 inch/20.5cm.
• Width 4.1inch/10.5cm.
• Depth 1.7inch/4.5cm.

Shipping

We ship our products from Spain to the EU. The USA and other countries, the goods are shipped from the USA(USPS) or Ukraine (DHL)

Returns & exchanges

We gladly accept returns and exchanges

About the Brand

We have a rich and fascinating story behind our brand. If you have a couple minutes to read and watch how we work, please see About Art Carving page.

Features

Color shades and textures may differ slightly from actual products. It depends on your monitor or phone settings. The statues are very easy to clean. Wipe clean with a dry towel or tissue.

It is a unique and inimitable decorative object. You can place it on tables, shelves, and desks. Ideal for traveling. An excellent option for a gift.

We tried to do it for you with great pleasure and put effort into this wooden sсuІрture from ash tree for your complete delight.

About Lelya

The goddess Lelya is the personification of pure love and youth, sincere feelings and bright impulses of the soul, marching through the world together with her faithful companion Yaryla the Sun and awakening nature from a long winter sleep.

Lelya is the daughter of the life-giving force of the universe, the foremother Lada, and the forefather of our world, the supreme god Svarog. Brother Lel helps to spread the reviving power of spring in nature, filling our hearts with warmth and light. Lelya is one of the Rozhanitsa goddesses — the three helpers of the god Rod.

Lelya is the goddess of spring, the daughter of Lada, the goddess of beauty, love and fertility. According to myths, it was inextricably linked with the spring revival of nature, the beginning of field work. The goddess was imagined as a young, beautiful, slim and tall girl. In folklore, Lada is often mentioned alongside Lelya. The two horsewomen on the embroidery, sometimes with a ploughshare behind them, located on either side of Makoshi, are associated with Lada and Leleya.